As the temperatures cool down this September, stay warm with these hot new titles teens and kids! Click the book cover to reserve your copy today.
See a full list of new young adult titles here.
See a full list of new children’s titles here.
Cozy up with a hot PSL and one of these hot, new titles coming to shelves this September. Click on the book cover to reserve your copy today!
Click through the following links to see a full list of new fiction, mystery, and scifi & fantasy titles.
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See a full list of new nonfiction titles here.
The Pratt Library is happy to announce the expansion of Social Worker in the Library.
The partnership program with the University of Maryland School of Social Work will be available in 7 branches:
In its first year, Social Worker in the Library helped more than 600 customers with a range of issues such as:
Check out the schedule for 2018-19 here.
Social Worker in the Library is made possible by:
September is Library Card Sign-up Month! Your Pratt card can open doors to free information, free programming, and free opportunities. This month, four people who sign-up for Pratt Library cards will win a coveted bag of Pratt swag, including a lunch bag, tumbler, mug, and more!
All you have to do is pop by any of the Pratt Library’s 22 locations.
Fill out an application for a Library card.
You could be a big winner!
(You’ll win anyway— because now you have a Library card!!)
You’re Free to Bmore #atthepratt
Digital Maryland is home to the Historical Society of Baltimore’s historic wedding collection. From dresses, to marriage licenses, and wedding bands, take a trip back to see what weddings used to be. Here’s a few items from the collection.
Here’s the happy couple who tied the knot on January 14, 1920.
Elizabeth Zimmerer wed Michael Kahl at St. Joseph’s in Fullerton, MD.
Intricate details including an ornately painted boat with a couple inside and flowered garlands mark this marriage license issued in 1883.
They’re not glass slippers. These bridal shoes date back to 1899. They include a fabric decorative bow and pearl detail.
If you need more ideas for your big day, you can see more of the Historical Society of Baltimore’s wedding collection at Digital Maryland.